Second Post of the Day
In case you missed it, the official BreyerFest program has been posted.
In the next day or two, I will be posting the 1999 and 2000 programs. Be sure to compare them to this year's program and you will see quite a difference. Stay 'tooned for those!
A preview of some of the auction horses is in the program. Not all are included, though. Usually one or more of the Mystery Surprise Horses is offered in the auction and no doubt Breyer does not want to reveal that model yet.
Then, yesterday the BreyerFest blog previewed what they called the final live auction reveals. Some beautiful models are available!
The Virtual BreyerFest activities are not in the program. However, on June 23 Breyer released some things about the virtual workshops on the BreyerFest blog.
I assume that since Breyer has released information about the seminars, including mine, then I am free to share a little more about mine. (Sorry, I can't enlarge the screen shots any further.)
This year my seminar is about making a show drape. That's my horse in the photo and she won that ribbon at a GLC show, but the drape was not made by me. It was made by Judy Hall and is beautiful.
Breyer posted my supply list as well as instructions for making the frame that holds the show drape.
I have been writing about past and present BreyerFests for over month now and every time I sit down at my computer to write another post, I become more and more excited about the event. It's only two weeks away!
I can't wait.
Stay 'tooned!
